iStockFour leaders of militant outfit National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT-Biswa Mohan faction) surrendered to the Tripura police. They fled from the camp in Bangladesh.
Police officials said that the NLFT (BM)’s four top cadres – self-styled colonel Umesh Koloi (42), self-styled warrant officer Fanijoy Reang (39), self-styled Lt. Colonel Victor Jamatia (47) and Uttam Kishore Jamatia (42) entered into Tripura from Bangladesh through Ganganagar border of Dhalai district.
A senior official who does not want to be named said that the militant outfit is facing a fund crunch. The militants deposited one AK-56 Rifle with two magazines and 60 bullets, one M-20 pistol with one magazine and five bullets, one point 38 pistol with one magazine and 15 rounds of bullets and extortion notice book.
Police officials said that the NLFT (BM)’s four top cadres – self-styled colonel Umesh Koloi (42), self-styled warrant officer Fanijoy Reang (39), self-styled Lt. Colonel Victor Jamatia (47) and Uttam Kishore Jamatia (42) entered into Tripura from Bangladesh through Ganganagar border of Dhalai district.
A senior official who does not want to be named said that the militant outfit is facing a fund crunch. The militants deposited one AK-56 Rifle with two magazines and 60 bullets, one M-20 pistol with one magazine and five bullets, one point 38 pistol with one magazine and 15 rounds of bullets and extortion notice book.
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